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2-PRESTON COUNTY JOURNAL-Wednesday, June 22, 2011-Kingwood, WV
Club a busy group
submitted by were made to make tote bags
PEGGY HESS
Peggy Eileen Hileman Hess,
60, of Tyrone Avery Road, Mor-
gantown, died Thursday, June
16, 2011, at her residence, fol-
lowing an extended illness•
She was born in Morgantown,
on July 10, 1950, a daughter of
the late Troy Hileman and the
late Jane (Benson) Hileman.
She was raised on her family's
dairy farm, with her brothers
and sisters.
She was a graduate of Bruce-
ton High School, Class of 1968.
She obtained her Bachelor of
Science Degree in Agricultural
Education, from West Virginia
University, in 1973, and then
received her adult teaching
certificate for the Monongalia
and Preston County Schools, in
the Community Schools Crafts
Program• She was a supervisor
and teacher for the Community
School Program for Cheat Lake
Schools.,
She was a member of Wood-
land United Methodist Church
and attended Faith Baptist
Church. She was a member of
the Super 60's group.
Her greatest joy was making
her crafts and being a vendor at
area craft shows. She learned to
do many crafts, macramr, and
tale painting.
She was always a person who
attended many family gather-
ings, reunions and class alumni
functions.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Robert H. Hess; two
step-daughters, Amber and Re-
bekah; two sisters, Mary Jean
Radabaugh, of Canton, OH,
and Linda Staddon and her
husband, Glenn, of Cheat Rd.;
four brothers, Robert Hileman,
Willis Hileman, and Milton
Hileman and his wife, Carol, all
of Bruceton Mills, and James
Hileman and his wife, Mary
Lynn, of Middleboume; and
many aunts, uncles, cousins,
nieces and nephews•
In addition to her parents,
shb was preceded in death by a
brother, Leland Hileman.
Family and friends were re-
ceived at Faith Baptist Church,
Morgantown, on Friday, June
17 and Saturday, June 18, where
funeral services were held, with
Pastor Bennie Moran officiat-
ing. Interment followed in Fair-
view Cemetery, Pisgah.
In lieu of flowers, the fam-
ily requests contributions in
her memory, please be made
to: Faith Baptist Church, 809
Greenbag Rd., Morgantown,
WV 26508.
Hastings Funeral Home, of
Morgantown, is in charge of the
arrangements.
by Alice Jean McKinney
CEOS meet
Gladesville CEOS members
met at Gloria Livingood's
home, on June 14. This being
flag day, Joyce gave pointers
about the flag and the flag salute
was given.
Devotions were read by Glo-
ria, from Psalms 138. The story
of the Critter Cat was read.
Linda Kantes gave a report
about the Strawberry Festi-
val, at the community center.
• "tree worked,
e grounds, E-cycling
June 25, in Kingwood.
E'6"gave a book report for
the Continuing Education Is-
sues Committee. It was a WV
author.
The Lesson: Look and Feel 10
Years Younger, was taught by
WEST CO.
gold, silver & platinum
jewelry, coins, rings,
necklaces, bracelets,
sterling silverware, broken
jewelry and foreign coins.
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Call for an appolimnent
Linda. She had us do the four-
step pampering procedure, for
cleaning our skin. Then, went
on to explain the same effect can
be obtained with less cost, with
ordinary lotions and creams.
The July picnic will be on the
17th, at the home of Mary Kay
Stiles• Everyone is to bring a
covered dish. The club will pro-
vide money for the meat• Time
will be decided later.
The CEOS Fun Day will be
from 1-5, on Friday, at, the ex-
tension office. Everyone is en-
couraged to come and join in
the fun! Linda will teach a craft.
Area meeting 2014, for 200
persons will be in Preston
County. We will have to find a
facility for the event•
The August meeting will be at
Susan Smith's, on the 16th,
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Jeannie Beveridge
and Joane Clarkson
Sandy Creek CEOS met for
their April 3 meeting, at the
Fellowsville UM Church• Presi-
dent, Sherley Wolfe, opened
the meeting with this thought,
"When you reflect on the best
times you've shared with your
girlfriends, you may forget ex-
actly what it was you laughed
so hard about ...... but you'll al-
ways remember the laughter•"
Devotions were led by Char-
lotte Bolyard. She read Matthew
28:1-10, and a poem, which was
just fight for the Easter Season,
"He lives."
Devotions were closed with
prayer• Karen Wolfe led mem-
bers in the flag salute•
What is a Cygnet? That was
the question asked by Diane
Hamilton, at roll call. There
were some guesses....some cor-
rect, some ...... not so much. The
answer is a Cygnet is a baby
swan. The treasurer and secre-
tary reports were read and ap-
proved. Reading and recycling
sheets were passed around to re-
cord those activities and "Walk
a 100 Miles in 100 Days" mile-
age was recorded.
A local resident, Robyn Bur-
leyson, made 13 dresses for
children ia Africa. They were
made out of pillow cases• She
was kind tnough to allow Di-
ane Hamilton to bring them to
the meeting to show how they
may be made. She also shared
the pattern.
Sue Bowman had been busy
making lap robes to distribute
and Patty Clarkson kept her
fingers busy, knotting some
of them. Also, Joane Clarkson
made Boo Boo Bears to send to
Belize• Diane Hamilton brought
a bear and other members
brought various items for this
purpose.
There was a Smorgasbord, on
April 10, at the Fellowsville
VFD. Funds are being raised to
help with the After School Ex-
plorers Program,
Karen Wolfe planned to attend
a state meeting to get additional
information, and Tasha Ham-
ilton has suggested our club
sponsor a local CPR class.
Sandy Creek Community Edm
cational Outreach Service plans
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for the Fellowsville Elementary
Kindergarten again this year, as
they seem to be popular with
the children and assists them
in retaining knowledge gained
in the school year. Bags were
filled with educational and fun
items used during the summer
months•
A note of thanks was received
by FES Kindergarten teacher,
Pam Kessler, for the donation
made in memory of Nona Conn.
She also included pictures of
members assisting with crafts•
A note of thanks was also re-
ceived from the 4-H Foundation
for our donation•
Knitted hats for those in can-
cer treatment were made and
displayed at the meeting• Sher-
ley Wolfe had made two and
Cheryl, daughter of Charlotte
Bolyard, had made several hats.
Dana Queen, a long-time
member, who turned 96 years
young, was surprised with a vis-
it to her home and cake and ice
cream. Several members were
able to attend• Dana was very
surprised and everyone enjoyed
the party.
The Morgantown Area Meet-
ing was discussed.
The featured member for the
May media blitz was Tasha
Hamilton•
The lesson "Inhalant Abuse"
- Huffing, Puffing and Blowing
was taught by Betty Hamilton.
Betty discussed what parents
might look for in their children's
behavior and gave us a lot of in-
formation on this subject.
Joane Clarkson brought a
Family Tree Quilt, given to
her by her son, Cecil and his
wife, Alysia. An Easter basket
of goodies was won by Joane
Clarkson. The basket was do-
nated by Pam Kessler, teacher
of Kindergarten at FES.
Refreshments were served
to the following members and
guests: Diane Hamilton, Norma
Shay, Debbie Hamilton, Karen
Wolfe, Sherley Wolfe, Patty
C4aflson; Betty Metheny, Tosha
Hamilton, Brenda Dunaway,
Sue Bbwman, Pat Phillips,
Ethel Sypolt, Joane Clarkspon,
Jeannie Beveridge, Nancy Dun-
away, and guest, Morgan Ham-
ilton. Hostesses, Betty Ham-
ilton and Charlotte provided
Kingwood
Church of Christ
meeting at
140 Elkins Avenue
Sunday Worship Services
10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Bible Study
Sunday at 11 a.m.
Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Center, Sherley Wolfe, wears her owarcl winning "green"
hot. To her left is Harold Bevericlge, and to her fight is Betty
Hamilton.
ning with good food, decora-
tions, and entertainment by our
own Karen Bright, and former
Extension Agent, Tracy Waugh.
Most of those in attendance,
sported a homemade hat. Sher-
ley Wolfe won the best "green"
(recycled) hat award.
The July meeting is tradition-
ally an "open meeting." Some
options for this meeting were
discussed and a final decision
will be made at the June meet-
ing•
An e-cycling event is being
planned and we will gather fur-
ther information for anyone,
who may have electronic items
for this event.
The lesson, Journaling for Re-
newal, was taught by Jeannie
Beveridge. We learned a brief
history of journaling, different
types ofjournaling, and the po-
tential benefits ofjournaling.
Many people keep a "weather
journal" on a wall calendar. One
very interesting type of journal
was a communication journal.
Charlotte Bolyard provided
a special feature, a homemade
potholder and a special picture
of her grandson, Matthew, with
a little donkey.
Brenda Dunaway provided the
"Pig-in-the-Poke" and it was
won by Betty Hamilton. Health
concems were shared and the
meeting was closed with the
club collect.
June meeting was held the 6th.
great refreshments.
Health concerns were shared,
announcements made and the
meeting closed with the club
collect.
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Sandy Creek CEOS gathered
for their May meeting, at the
Fellowsville UM Church. Presi-
dent, Sherley Wolfe, opened
with a short history of the May
flower•
Devotions were lead by Ethel
Sypolt, who shared readings
from the book "Grace for the
Moment•" "Prayers Are Price-
less Jewels" was the title of a
thoughtful reading she shared.
Scriptures from I Peter 3:12
and Matthew 14:28 were read
and members prayed the Lord's
Prayer, at the close of devo-
tions. Karen Wolfe, then, led all
in the flag salute.
The secretary's report was
read by Diane Hamilton and
approved as read. Diane, then,
called the roll by asking each
person, if they had ever eaten a
May apple.
Committee reports were next
on the agenda and members
recorded reading and recycling
information. Karen Wolfe was
working on a purposeful read-
ing display, for'the area meet-
ing.
Achievement Night was at-
tended by 11 of our members.
All reported an enjoyabl eve-
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at the Inn
invites you to our
OUTDOOR DECK DINING!!
Friday, June 24th • $18.95
featuring...
Cilantro Cole Slaw • (3oconut Shrimp with Dipping Sauces •
Shark Bites with Red Headed Hot Sauce • Ginger-lime
Shrimp Skewers • Jamaican Jerk Chicken with Mango
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Shrimp, Black Bean and Corn Cakes • Mango Glazed
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PUBLIC AUCTION
at The Preston County
Sheltered Workshop
Reedsville, WV
Friday, June 24
Contents of Storage Units from
Parsons, WV & Pittsburgh, PA
This is a good sale of clean merchandise.
2 heavy-duty wrench sets (Made in USA), open/box
end wrenches, Craftsman tool box, antique mount in
wall time clock (reserve bid), dinning room table w/
chairs, strollers, pack-n-play, shot glass chess set,
Tonka truck, freezer, gas range, remote control Jeep,
pistol, muzzleloader, lots of deer horns, antique fuel
oil mix can for Maytag washers, canopy, tent, very
nice baker's rack, bistro table w/2 chairs, approx.
100 dvds, PlayStation games, vintage oak 4 drawer
file cabinet, display rack with glass shelves, lamps,
folding chairs, bedroom set, tables are full of good
merchandise.
Visit us on auctionzip.com & check out our pictures.
Ray Frankhouser - Auctioneer
Refreshments Served - Call 304-864-6446 for more info.
Frankhouser Auctioneer Services #776-10